Add class for storing .editorconfig settings #29
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This used to just be a dictionary of strings, which meant parsing logic was distributed all over the codebase and applying the settings was kind of a pain. Now we have an object with reasonable types (integers, enums, booleans, etc) that encapsulates all the parsing logic. NOTE: this also makes the binary 64-bit only, but TM2 itself is the same (and I am dropping TM1 support), so this should be fine. (64-bit is required for auto property synthesis/)
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We used to use a dictionary of strings, which meant parsing logic was distributed all over the codebase and applying the settings was kind of a pain. Now we have an object with reasonable types (integers, enums, booleans, etc) that encapsulates all the parsing logic and is easier to work with.
This also makes the binary 64-bit only, but TM2 itself is the same (and I am dropping TM1 support—see #28), so this should be fine. 64-bit is required for auto property synthesis in the new class.